May 18th, 2017; Source: The Economic Times
The recent articles by Swaminathan S A Aiyar(Roll Out The Sun, But Gently;) and an editorial(;Solar power Calls For New Accounting;) on this page have cast doubts on the Centre;s 100GW target for solar energy by 2022. The write ups have argued that solar prices are going to drop fu ...ReadMore
The Tipping Point For Climate Change is nigh Upon Us
Jan 5th, 2017; Source: Mint
Up untill now, the conversation on the issue of climate change has almost always been hopeful. In various rounds of international negotiations, we have looked into the future and said that if we cap global carbon emissions, we will be able to stop temperature increases… Click on the link below ...ReadMore
Aug 22nd, 2013; Source: Tehelka
Readjustment over time, not knee-jerk reactions, is the need of the hour It has been evident to economy watchers, since at least the beginning of last year, that the Indian economy would deteriorate rapidly if corrective action was not taken. It was clear that the government;s lax economic policies ...ReadMore
CONTINUING REFORM & FISCAL CORRECTION WILL MAKE INDIAS 2013 STAND APART FROM 2012
Jan 8th, 2013; Source: The Economic Times
I do hope that the economic pragmatists of the government win over the political pragmatists of the UPA Future economic historians will probably remember 2012 and 2013 as the middle years of an extended post-global financial crisis era. Years that will be mostly remembered for tactical reasons such ...ReadMore
Jul 11th, 2012; Source: The Economic Times
Recent visits by the author to both the US and China show what a long road India still has to travel. In fact, we had just started on this road before the current slowdown hit us smack in the face. There are those who would argue that we are still doing well in a relative sense. But given the absolu ...ReadMore
May 16th, 2012; Source: The Economic Times
It took many years for perception about India to change. Until the nineties we were saddled with the Hindu rate of growth. India was perceived as a lumbering socialist, closed economy pursuing its own command and control policies and uninterested in what was happening in the world. Then came the eco ...ReadMore
THE REVENGE OF THE TWIN DEFICITS OR ALL THE MACRO LIGHTS ARE FLASHING RED
Apr 4th, 2012; Source: The Economic Times
If you thought they had gone away for ever, think again. With the fiscal deficit touching 6% for several years and the current account deficit inching its way over 3% we must necessarily examine whether we are moving into dangerous macro territory in a time of great global uncertainty, and what if a ...ReadMore
Feb 13th, 2012; Source: The Economic Times
For UPA-II government, Budget 2012-13 is the final opportunity to renew economic reforms Will the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) rate cuts which are around the corner help the Indian economy move back to its 8% to 9% growth trajectory? Is India’s sustainable level of growth 7%, and were the last ...ReadMore
FOR WHOM THE (ALARM) BELL TOLLS
Jan 11th, 2012; Source: The Economic Times
The government must act on regaining macroeconomic balance, taking decisions and creating infrastructure As we begin this new year, it is incumbent upon us to be optimistic. However, when we look at the politico-economic landscape and couple that with the global environment, it is hard to maintain t ...ReadMore
Goldman Invests Big in Sumant Sinha΄s Co
Sep 27th, 2011; Source: The Economic Times
Goldman Sachs has invested Rs 1,000 crore to acquire majority stake in a renewable energy startup, betting on the bright outlook for the rapidly growing sector and the skills of former investment banker Sumant Sinha, who set up the company after leaving Suzlon last year. Click on the link below to r ...ReadMore
